The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-09
The Song of the Musquito.

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The Song of the Musquito.
By GRACE d. ILTCHFIELD.
Hum hum I'm coming, coming.
Don t you hear me humming, humming
Like some distant drummer drumming
His tired troops to sleep2
Rst-tat-tat, and hum hum-hum,
Near, more near. l come, 1 come,
NTH some to dine, to sup with some,
With all feast to keep.
Humi hum How neat you arel
Huml ham, How sweet you are!
1Ium-ml Hum-mi To sweet by lar /!
I'll daily for bit.
Try yo1 :here, and try you here
Taste your chin, your chin, your ear;
And that line of forehead near,
Ere settling down to it.
Hum huml You cannot say
] sup snd dine, and do not pay.
Behind me, when | 60 away.
Just here, and here, and here.
I'll leave a tiny, round, bright spot
A bland new coin, laid down red hot.
A full return for all got.
pay most dear, most dear.
Hum huml I've supped, and rarely.
And you Still US sleeping faii ly.
Hum hum We twain part squarely.
All my dues l pay for.
One more taste and one more sip,
Then away I'll skipskip skip
There's nothing more to stay for,
-[St Nicholas for June.
In a political way, times are
lively.
The Commissioners are IN ses-
sion this week.
DR.. Shrader, of Nelsonville,w was
in town Monday.
F. S. PurseH has returned from
Charleston, w. Va.
Mounted and unmounted g-ind
stones at Jacob Schwartz's.
Pete attended the commence
ment at the NelsonviIle schools
The wild and untamed serenader
was abroad in the land, Tu.sday
: evening.
Senator Welsh and Eliior Craig.
of the Athens Ts..;.s,l,, Ts..;.s,, visited
Logan, Yesterday,
- Henry Reinmund, ex-commis-
si'ner of assurances, paid us Il
visit Wednesday last.
Episcopal services at Grace
Chapel this. Thursday. evening.
All are cordially invited.
Machine oils; the very best
and cheaper than any other house
in town at Jacob Schwartz.
Mad. Wade. formerly of this
county. but now of Flndlay. O., is
spending few days with friends
here.
j. A. McClelland, one of the
prominent. democrats in this
county, made US pleasant call
last Puesday.
John Lutz, an attendant at The |
Central Lunatic Asylum, was
called home this week bv the
serious illness of his father.
Reamy Baird, of Baird fur
mace, and Frank Gordon, of Gore,
were among our callers last Mon
day.
The boys had TO bell" Rudolph
Brown Tuesday evening. Ii was
very lively in the East end about
that time.
The Toledo Press Club will &C
cept our very sincere thanks for
invitation TO be with the men,
bers on the 18th. inst.
Johnny KRISTEN and Miss Min
ME Brunnie will be married at
the Mulberry Street Lutheran
Church, this evening at 6 o'clock.
Broken bones reset and new
ribs inserted without pain or use
of chloroform at Franks, The Tim
brelIa Man, 156 South High
Have your umbrellas and par
asols repaired and recovered at
Franks Umbrella Store, 156
South High Street, Columbus, O..
DR.. Chas. Cable of Nelsonville,
and for a number of years a suc-
cessful practitioner in Logan,
spent Monday visiting friends
here.
Miss Name, the accomplished
daughter of Jacob Schwarz, and
for a number OF years an attend
ant at the Central Lunatic Asy-
ium, Columbus, spent Sunday at
her home in this city.
Mrs. Rebecca Skies died of ap-
oplexy at the residence of Sam
uel Westenhaver, her son-ln law,
Saturday evening. The remains
were inferred in the cemetary
here Sunday afternoon. II
Col. Remple. who is now ir +,
New York, has been carefully I
examined by the physicians ,
there, AID told that his health in I
The future, will depend largely c
on his diet. We would ack- q
from him the receipt a
ot late New York papers. /